Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 116, Hammond, Lake County, 3 November 1922 — Page 8

.fridav. November 3. 1922. UNITED States Senator James K. Watson will speak at the Lyric theatre at 7:30 o'clock tonight. dies taking the census in Indiana Harbor, - Whiting, Robertsda-le and Zlast Chcaga. ALBERT GIVEN, owner of the Albert Given Pants llfs. Co., is the happiest man intawn. He has his goods back. His factory was robbed of piece goods a week ago which wore restored Wednesday by the Hammond police. report of building commissioner Er. lcksoa . will carry the county. , To date, bets have been wagered that the G. O. P. will carry the county 6,000 to 10,060 votes. WITH the exception of the. switch at Fifth avenue and crossing at the Lake Shore tracks, the Gary Street Railway" have completed the work of putting in new rails and concrete between these two points. ear 77mf HAROLD BAKER, manager of the Riker FVirniture Co.. returned last Wednesday from an extended western trip. M EMBERS .. of the common council will meet Monday evening whin It is expected the ordinance regulating the parking of Jitneys and other commercial cars will be passed. THE Americanization and Social Settlement Endeavors has launched a campaign In Gary and elsewhere to raine $100,000 to touild and eqilj the Judge Gary-Bishop Alerdlng settlement house at 15th avenue and Van Buren street. SENATOR "Jim" Watson Indiana's favorite son. showed that he had not lost any of his old time popularity when he spoke to a thousand people at Urnpleby's hall In Gary last night when he completed the first day of his two day tour of Iake county. DANGEROUS camera exploits were demonstrated over and over acain In the filming of "The Valley of Silent Men," a new Cosmopolitan picture from the novel of James Oliver Curwood, which starts showing at Hartley's tonight. E. Chicago NO one complains about the cement dust In ratny weather. FALL Fair of the P. H. C"s starts next Monday and will continue a week to be held in the Victory building. PROFESSOK John Keller of Purdue university will speak before the members of the Chamber of Commerce next Wednesday noon. He AUTO oners will !b pleased to hear the news that the Calumet River bridge on Cline avenue between East Chicago and Gary will Boon be repaired The bridge in Its present condition is dangerous to say the least . THE name of Charlie Reed appeared under the heading of "marrlace licenses grunted" last evening. Congratulations. Charlie! has as 1:1s nubject the treating steel. of THE bar mills of the Interstate Iron and Steel Co. are running on a curtailed hnsts. GENKRAIj Situation: Industry and trade more active now than at any time since the spring of 1920; Gary A large number of Gary fight fans have purchased tickets for the Clab-by-O'Keefe mill before George Oswego's Club at East Chicago this evening. EAST CHICAOO people will turn lit en masie totnorrow to attend tlie Notre 1 lame-Indiana same to foe played at fouth Hend. ALTHOUGH many requests have been made for coal. W. J. Williams township trustee, has not given out any fuel and says he will not do so until the weather becomes much colder. Demands for coal increase daily. i BROADTAIL IS NEW DKKSS TKIMM1NU I country seems assured "i poi""- ..... i - oua times uniu laie in . o--least. For Constipation Try TZORBELINT7 x MIDGET JSold By Your Druggist WITH only fuiir more days until election of candidates are stalking around with an Andy Gump expression on their faces "I wear no man's collar." ! I GIRIi and those past that age. are out reconnoitering for style-plus dance costumes this week and next to be prepared for Bast Chicago"s affair of the season The Benson All Star Grand Ba.ll on Nov. 21, at M. R.

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.S3 V1-" THIRTY-THREE new buildings were placed under construction durlner Yhe month of Ootuber at a cost of $i32.333.00 according to the monthly .-n..y.. ... ...3. THE only election tiets that can "be had'' this year Is the question of how big a vote the republicans hi S v E'MIL BRASS of th ealumet dls 4 trlct directory, has twelve younfT la- hall.

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SUGGESTIONS FOR DYEING The war taught us many thinT 10m were new, and some were only reviving lost home industries. Under this latter head comes the revival of home dyeing. Our great-gTandmothers spun, wove and dyed their own fal rics. We cannot compete with them in spinning and weaving but in dyeing we can proudly hold our on. The department of agrieultura I cooperated with state agricultural colleges in sending out formulas for making dyes. These are sent free on request. For those whdo not care to bother with Jiaking the dye itself, there kre again available standard makes of commercial dyes, quite tr jstworthy and reliable. With all these dyes come careful directions for their use, but a few "do's" and "don'ts" from practical experience may not come amiss. First the "do's." Be careful to rip thoroughly any article to be dyed. Wash and clean perfectly. Remember, dye will not cover either dirt or grease stains. Always test out the dye on a small piece of the material to be dyed, l et it dry and press carefully; the t you will see how the whole will look. Mix the dye in a clean enamelware basin and do the real cjyeing in a large, enameled preserving kettle. This insures the dye from being darkened by contact with metal. Don't make the dye too strong at first. It is easier to add color than to remove it. Don't harry the process: dye in an tnamelwaro kettle can be safely kept on froday to day and many materials are improved by repeated clippings. Mothers of small children find home dyeing a great eeonom and many a girl helps out he. dancing frocks

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